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headgear (esp. one made of cloth); hood; kerchief; tokin (headgear worn by yamabushi)

house-cloth; dust cloth

napkin; cloth; first string of a koto (counting from the player's near side)

drawstring purse; money pouch; pouch of fried tofu stuffed with var. ingredients, used in oden; hanger-on; follower; (arch.) unlicensed prostitute (Edo period)

dish towel; tea towel; dishcloth

(hand) towel; handkerchief

drawstring pouch

triangular bandage; sling; triangular kerchief; bandana; bandanna

cleaning with a cloth (floors, etc.); dirty work; low-level work; apprentice work

black hood

Yellow Turban Rebellion (China; 184 CE)

tea cloth; tea napkin

wet cloth; damp rag

pickpocket

okoso-zukin; kerchief covering the whole head (except eyes), worn by women in winter from the Edo period until Meiji

tokin; small black headgear worn by yamabushi

gomokuzushi wrapped in a thin layer of fried egg

air-raid hood

disaster hood; protective hood worn during earthquakes and other disasters (e.g. to protect from falling objects)

table-wiping cloth

unbleached muslin; calico

mochikinchaku; glutinous rice in a pouch of fried tofu, used in oden

Red Turban Rebellion (China; 1351-1366)

bouffant cloth cap (traditionally worn by old people and monks)

bouffant cloth cap (traditionally worn by old people and monks)

helmet-shaped hood

dirty worn-out rag

triangle headband; triangular scarf

bouffant cloth cap (traditionally worn by old people and monks)

hood made useless by the warmer weather of spring

purse seine

bluestriped angelfish (Chaetodontoplus septentrionalis)

bouffant cloth cap (traditionally worn by elders and monks)

skirting board (in a Japanese-style room); baseboard

kanji "cloth" radical at left

emperor angelfish (Pomacanthus imperator)

pocketbook plant (any plant of genus Calceolaria)

hooded seal (Cystophora cristata)

boxer crab (Lybia tessellata); pom-pom crab